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Want To Be A Renaissance (Wo)man? Here's how!
16 years ago
Renaissance (wo)man*–noun 1. a cultured (wo)man who is knowledgeable, educated, or proficient in a wide range of fields.
It's time to bring out a name for the new age of inspired vigor and potential! And how do we do that? By becoming Renaissance people, of course!! And according to Will Smith's "The Sims 3"-!!! We must be profecient masters in three or more fields of study and/or work! Physical, mental or spiritual!
Come on now everbody, tell me what you want to strive and master in order to become recognized by history as (I honestly want to know)! You could be a master guitarist AND Drunken fist martial artist! You could be a fashion designer AND an Iron Chef! You could even be a Archeologist AND professional gun slinger!
I'll even tell you what I want to be to show you how to start (in theory)!
Let's see...I'll try to become a master in:
1. Writing,
2. Painting,
and 3. Psycology...indeed!
Anyhow, good luck to everybody, I'll try to see where this all goes, and get back to working on all those commissions I promised while I'm at it.
*Alright, alright, so Renaissance woman weren't exactly the same as men in the regard of what they needed to do to become said title-but this is the modern world, so men and women are treated the same in requirements!
It's time to bring out a name for the new age of inspired vigor and potential! And how do we do that? By becoming Renaissance people, of course!! And according to Will Smith's "The Sims 3"-!!! We must be profecient masters in three or more fields of study and/or work! Physical, mental or spiritual!
Come on now everbody, tell me what you want to strive and master in order to become recognized by history as (I honestly want to know)! You could be a master guitarist AND Drunken fist martial artist! You could be a fashion designer AND an Iron Chef! You could even be a Archeologist AND professional gun slinger!
I'll even tell you what I want to be to show you how to start (in theory)!
Let's see...I'll try to become a master in:
1. Writing,
2. Painting,
and 3. Psycology...indeed!
Anyhow, good luck to everybody, I'll try to see where this all goes, and get back to working on all those commissions I promised while I'm at it.
*Alright, alright, so Renaissance woman weren't exactly the same as men in the regard of what they needed to do to become said title-but this is the modern world, so men and women are treated the same in requirements!
